Nature’s Feast
Cat Approved

My Luna Bear was not having this new raw diet at first. I reconstituted the dry pieces with warm water, she sniffed the bowl once and never came back to it. I’ve since been adding just a few of the dry bits to her regular food and she will eventually eat them once all her regular food is gone. I don’t think I could switch my kitty to this diet exclusively but I’m happy she will eat a bit here and there so at least she’s getting some good nutrition!

The title comes directly from Oliver my cat. After first starting him out and following your directions It took about 2-3 days to really get used to the difference and now 4 weeks later he loves the Dr Marty food.

Love it. Was scarfing it down at first, but now only eats a little. But surprised after 18 yrs that he would love it on first try! Coat looks better. Way more alive than he’s been the past month which was a difficult time.

Have not totally switched yet, but her mood has changed for the better and her coat is looking a lot better.

Our 15 year old tabby Princess (short for Princess Kitty Fantastic; my daughter named her) was incredibly finicky. We were feeding her Blue Buffalo which she ate albeit reluctantly. I frankly did not think she would eat a raw food diet. But she did. She’s 15 so I had to ease her into the food a little longer than Dr Marty recommended. But it worked in the end. We used to have to coax and beg her to eat. Now she comes to us at meealtime and meows until we go to the kitchen. Once we start she sits patiently while the food soaks in Water. However when the 3 minute buzzer goes off she starts meowing loudly while we’re breaking it up. She doesn’t stop until you put the dish down for her. The only thing we’ve had to do differently is to mix a little bit of canned meat (tuna, salmon or chicken) in with the Natures Feast. She won’t eat otherwise. She’s always been a very healthy cat so I can’t say there’s been a big change in her but we have noticed other small changes like an even shinier coat and a very more lively attitude. Like many of you finance can be a problem. We are on a limited income and I was thinking of how to afford this. I had been getting my nails done every other week but I found that eliminating this just about paid for the food. To me there was no question. The joy of a happy, healthy cat outweighs any luxury. We also hope we’llhave Princess with us for more years to come.

To be honest I wasnt sure about this food, but Im truly amazed. We have 2 cats, my 14 year old male has been eating it for a month now and I am so blown away. He is doing things he hasnt been able to do in years. It makes me so happy to see him so full of life again. My other male, he wont eat it. But I’m still trying.

They come when they here the bag. But sadly to say my luv, Sofie passed. I wish I would have known about this great food. Maybe she could have been with me longer. She was 13.

I have a Norwegian Forest Cat – he’s a really big boy and hits the scales at just over 25 pounds. I stopped giving him dry food when he was very young because I recognized immediately that it contributed to packing on the pounds. So I’ve always fixed homemade food to mix in with his high-quality wet food. However, I’ve been concerned about the fact that I’m cooking the food so he hasn’t been getting any raw meat in his diet. Well . . . the food arrived today. As soon as I opened the bag he started yowling for me to hurry up with his dinner. I served it wet mixed in with his usual canned food. WOW – it disappeared in about 2 minutes flat! Thanks Dr. Marty – this is the answer I’ve been looking for. Diane B.

My two cats both love their dinner time now, one being very finicky and hard to please. Yeah!

Took some time for her to adjust to the new food. I started giving her Nature’s Feast for her treats and now she is eating her new food with no problem. I am still mixing her old food with the new.